Amazon Prime membership imposed.

[1sikbITCH]

yes i have Kodi so what? what do you have against it?don't be naive about it and come here as you are the one that only pay for service and not use free service,that's hardwash.
But it's not relevant here,what is relevant is Amazon trying to screw me with prime membership crap that i was not called for, and made me loose my time calling Amazon and Chase Amazon Visa card bank,i lost a few hours ,straitening the shit that Amazon people made,that got me pissed off,because i called Amazon and instead of saying ok, we will strait it up don't worry, they said i had to call the Chase Bank, and that's bullshit,they made the mistake deal with it, and if i mentioned that i have Kodi was to prove a point,what the hell do i need to sign in for a 100 bucks a year for movies and shit, if i have all the best free movies available, get a job bro.

You keep saying "FREE" but they are not free to honest people. They are only free because you are a thief. Nobody likes thieves.

 

[A Casual Fitz]

You keep saying "FREE" but they are not free to honest people. They are only free because you are a thief. Nobody likes thieves.

But but... thieves are sometimes hilarious.

 

[Artdeco]

Awesome thread.

 

[Beer4Me]

Fuck you all,a bunch of forum's parasites

Oh sh1t, I just found my new sig for this forum.

 

[Beer4Me]

test

 

[13Gigatons]

He does sounds kinda Russian, or even worse--a wannabe Russian (as you suggest)

communist!

I thought Ramiro was an Italian name, so I was reading his post with a Italian accent.


Anyways, how can Amazon charge a credit card that has expired?

How did his wife get an Amazon Chase credit card in the first place?

 

[A Casual Fitz]

I thought Ramiro was an Italian name, so I was reading his post with a Italian accent.


Anyways, how can Amazon charge a credit card that has expired?

How did his wife get an Amazon Chase credit card in the first place?

If they automatically issued a new card (which CC companies do) it would carry through to the new one.

 

[zinfamous]

My dad was charged almost $100 for a Norton renewal fee. The problem was he doesn't use Norton anymore. He forgot to cancel and he didn't know how to cancel in the first place. I had to call and described the situation. Luckily, they agreed and gave him a full refund. I think we got lucky because I caught it in the beginning phase. If the payment went thru it might have been a different story.

It got me thinking. How many people are signed up with a service and are being charged yearly. They don't even know about it. What a waste of money.

Older folks still maintain AOL accounts, with subscription, for that very reason. Or, at least, they did some decade after that service folded...I have no idea if it is still going on now, but I recall reading that they still maintained a pay subscriber list for their internet portal for many many years.

That being said, I once let a Netflix disc sit on my speaker, unwatched, for like 2 years without ever mailing it back, receiving another, and cancelling the mail service. That was one expensive rental..

 

[LevelSea]

lol, op is a goddamn hardwashing momo